Sentence examples for for now technically from inspiring English sources

Obviously the idea of people walking around with floating orbs that change color depending how much you need in benefits is, for now, technically impossible.

The present discussion of bribery should focus less on detecting those we feel might be culprits under the letter of the law and more on favorable treatment exchanged for campaign contributions that now technically qualify as legal.

And while Greg now technically works for himself, and certain things have become somewhat flexible -- meaning he is no longer on a 9-5 schedule -- it's not any easier because whatever schedule we had has gone right out the window.

Due to obstruction by Congress, however, DC still doesn't have a system to regulate and tax the sale of the drug, meaning that while it's now technically legal for adults to toke in the nation's capital, the city is missing out on the tax windfall that other green municipalities are enjoying.

Assange is now technically a fugitive for having breached the terms of his bail when he entered the Ecuadorean embassy.

Even though he is now technically paying more for Ralcorp, which spun off Post in February, Mr. Rodkin argued that the strategic rationale for buying the company remained in place.

The Korean War, or Korean Thunderdome as it's also known — "Two Koreas Enter, One Korea Leaves!" — has now technically stretched on for two-thirds of a century.

Although Cuba is now technically a secular state that allows for freedom of religion, Catholicism is still closely regulated.

Europe's largest economy is now technically in recession, and the growth outlook for the euro area as a whole is grim this year and next.

Now, technically speaking, you don't need any special program at all for this purpose.

It is now technically an American film.